Essay: Where the true colors sleep

Adrián is a dedicated violinist who lives with his younger brothers. Chaos erupts when a rat invades his home and he is forced to face an unresolved family grief.

She and him are two workers in an inhospitable Ice Cream parlor. Something brings them together. Something watches them.

Elena Cantero, a 60-year-old athlete, recounts her childhood in the Necochea Vacation Colony for Weak Children, which became the Alejandro Raimondi Home in the 1970s. Traveling through nemorous, coastal and building landscapes, she will relive moments that her memory could never forget.

Reflection on the coiffeur profession and the steps that he follows to make the ideal haircut.

Three cleaning maids share their experience after a decade working in a Motel. Through this testimony we enter a daily world that little by little start to become paranormal.

An essay film starring an off-screen narrator who, one sleepless night, gradually encounters the nostalgia of a past love relationship. His inability to fall asleep is the vehicle that invites us to a journey through liminal and nocturnal spaces of Buenos Aires, crossed by fragmented scenes of everyday life. A bird, the copy of a famous painting and the memories of that bond will be entangled between the sordidness, the emptiness and the feeling of unreality to remain eternally awake.

Found footage that rehearses about family memory, biology and devices.